I\'m trying to use basic Java code in Scala to read from a file and write to an OutputStream, but when I use the usual while( != -1 ) in Scala gives me a warning \"comparing types of Unit and Int with
In trying to download mail with attachments from gmail, my test mail includes a text file as attachment.
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I found this great tutorial on how to use JSON to retrieve Twitter updates, and post it in a TextView:
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I am writing a crawler/parser that should be able to process different types of content, beingRSS, Atom and just plain html files. To determine the correct parser, I wrote a class called ParseFactory,
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